Harry

Harry means 'home ruler,' coming from the Old High German name 'Heimirich,' combining the elements 'heim' (home) and 'ric' (ruler or power). It implies leadership and authority within one's domain.

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Harry is of Germanic origin, derived from the name "Henry." It emerged as a common English nickname and has roots in Old Germanic languages.

  • Popularity: 1,605th
  • Babies named Harry in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 322
  • Nicknames: Hal, Hank, H, Ry, Hazza.
  • Full Names: Harrison, Harold, Harrold, Harroldan, Harroldanious.
  • Famous Namesakes: Harry Styles-musician, Harry Potter-fictional character, Prince Harry-royalty, Harry S. Truman-U.S President, Harry Kane-footballer.
  • Gender: Predominantly male, although it may be used rarely for females based on cultural variations.
  • Numerology: The numerology of the name Harry is connected with the number 5, which signifies freedom, change, adaptability, travel, and dynamic actions. People with this number are often adventurous, energetic, and love exploring new possibilities in life.

Harry has consistently remained popular, particularly in the UK, with a surge in the 2000s due to the fame of Prince Harry and the 'Harry Potter' series. It's a classic, enduring choice for many and regained immense popularity in the 2010s.

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